Quantum University Roorkee Answered Questions

I've done my MBA from Quantum University, and no, there's no tough entrance exam like CAT/XAT that you must clear to get in. The admission process is pretty simple and student-friendly. It's mainly based on your graduation marks, basic eligibility, and a personal interaction or counseling session. If you're clear about doing an MBA and meet the criteria, the process is smooth and stress-free compared to many other colleges.

Quantum School of Business at Quantum University is *not officially “under CUET”* as its primary admission route. The business programs like BBA and MBA mainly follow the university's own eligibility criteria and entrance process (like Q-CARE or exams such as CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT), and CUET scores are *not mandatory* for entry into these courses. CUET may be accepted for *some undergraduate admissions* or *scholarship considerations*, but it is *not the central entrance requirement* for the School of Business itself. So you *can get admission without CUET* through the university's standard process.

I've done my MBA from Quantum University, and honestly, the faculty members were really helpful overall. Most of them were friendly, approachable, and willing to clear doubts—even after class. They didn't just stick to textbooks; a lot of them shared real-world examples and encouraged us to think practically. Some teachers were strict (in a good way) when it came to discipline and assignments, but that actually pushed us to improve. Overall, the faculty made the learning environment comfortable and supportive.

As a student of Quantum University, I just wanted to share my experience with you all, I am currently pursuing my MBA in Finance (2nd yr) at Quantum university.Faculties are well experienced with 5-6 years exp. and are Phd. holders in their particular subjects. Most important thing is I got the chance to pursue my MBA in dual specialisation like Finance as major sub.  and marketing as the minor one.Placements are also quiet impressive as they also give the Assured placement offer to students who fits the parameters for the offer in the interview taken before the admission. One of my seniors is placed in Reliance company with a starting pkg. of 12LPA.